Why good fortune determines what care you receive

Never be confused about your total rewards statement again...

The case for and against a blanket ban on political symbols

From 85-hour workweeks in 1962 to Chaotic treatments in 2026

The profession is divided, and not just between yes and no, but between the loud and the silent...

Is NHS Online the future of hospital medicine?

Why wealth doesn’t make it past three generations?

Must we accept a country full of crumbling hospitals in a time of fiscal constraints?

Exploring the non-medics’ love-hate relationship with hospital stories

How Healthcare funding differs across the channel

What was the deal rejected by the BMA committee before it could be given to members?

Exploring the bidirectional link between youth unemployment and mental health outcomes

69 Seats, 247 Candidates and the Politics of the Headcount

Is the BMA’s initial 2-year grandfathering policy about to be changed?

Doctors are trained in the ways of prolonging life, does that make them best suited to assisting death?

Although unpopular, is this exam saving us from something even worse?

When does autonomy outweigh safety?

Should UK Training Pathways be Shortened?

The ballot survived the “silent veto” — next time, it won’t have to...

What the Ancient Greeks Can Teach the BMA about Democracy?

What this paradigm shift means for the NHS and its doctors

What’s the point of the exam if the speciality will just repeat it?

Is the BMA right to use 2008 as the benchmark for pay erosion?

While the world celebrates beginnings, the ward teaches us about endings

With turnout up and rejection clear, the government’s hope of ‘strike fatigue’ was wishful thinking